Somebody will take the lid off of it eventually for us.
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Probably best to just take the lid off and use a spoon.
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Take the lid off, fill it with feed, and pass it along.
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"As soon as you take the lid off of it you can feel the energy," she said.
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The only thing their teacher has to do is take the lid off and their entire lunch is ready for them.
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Tesla is set to take the lid off its electric truck tomorrow for the first time, after months of teasing the big rig.
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The Facebook -owned company assembled a group of reporters at its under-construction new San Francisco office to take the lid off the Instagram feed ranking algorithm.
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If companies tilt away from labor, economists say, it could boost productivity and take the lid off wage increases that have languished at around 210 percent in recent years.
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If companies tilt away from labour, economists say, it could boost productivity and take the lid off wage increases that have languished at around 2 percent in recent years.
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As a cousin's wife gets up to speak, her toddler crawls onto the stage and toward the urn: He sat next to it and banged on it for a while and then, while his mother, oblivious, kept talking about Tina and all her charming qualities, her boldness, her tenderness, her zest for life, the little kid somehow managed to take the lid off the urn.
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Another major focus of pharmaceutical microbiology is to determine how a product will react in cases of contamination. For example: You have a bottle of cough medicine. Imagine you take the lid off, pour yourself a dose and forget to replace the lid. You come back to take your next dose and discover that you will indeed left the lid off for a few hours.
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Louis is stunned at this, and asks Alison if there is pork in the pot. Alison denies this, but Louis asks to take the lid off, which reveals the pork. Alison feigns surprise, and as Pierre continues his story of the pigs and a wolf, where the story parallels the earlier situation with him, Alison and Father Philippe. Alison protests that Pierre is some sort of demonic wizard who made the food magically appear, but Pierre finishes his tale with an allusion to a hidden priest who would have robbed them.
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